Re: Default stack size

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John (Eljay) Love-Jensen wrote:
Hi Juan,

Is there an c/c++ compiler or linker option to set the default stack size of a thread?

No.  Threading is not part of the C (ISO 9899) or C++ (ISO 14882) specification.  Alas.

Is it possible to get in runtime the default stack size?

Depends on your platform.

Depending on your platform, the default stack size may be determined by your OS (e.g., Unix), or the hardware (e.g., 6502), or your compiler (e.g., Amiga OS and Manx, Lattice or SAS).
Thread stack size may be controlled by calls into, or environment variable settings of, an OpenMP library (more possibilities in the compiler category), presumably altering the defaults of the threading library provided for the OS.

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